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Researchers who will read and write survival analyses.
An introduction to concepts, methods & software
Person-time counted towards a treatment nobody was on yet — how to see it, measure it, and fix it two ways.
When more than one thing can happen first, and one of them stops the clock.
Statisticians building the full set of methods.
An introduction to concepts, methods & software
Estimate the shape of the hazard, and report something a patient could use.
When more than one thing can happen first, and one of them stops the clock.
More than one thing can happen, in more than one order, and people move between states rather than out of one.
Measure what a cancer does to a population when nobody can tell you the cause of death.
Statisticians modelling a biomarker together with an event.
An introduction to concepts, methods & software
Measure the same person twice and the rows stop being independent. The model has to say so.
Estimate the shape of the hazard, and report something a patient could use.
A biomarker measured over time and an event it may be warning of, modelled together.
Researchers and trial statisticians asking causal questions of time-to-event data.
What a comparison of treated and untreated people can and cannot say.
An introduction to concepts, methods & software
Causal questions with time-to-event outcomes: what the hazard ratio is and is not.
Anyone who writes analyses. Free throughout.
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